Nonprofit fills invisible need for disadvantaged kids in Minnesota
By A Mystery Man Writer
When people donate items to help children in need, they typically collect food, school supplies and shoes and coats. Underwear is rarely on that list. An organization called Undies for Everyone is bringing its kids’ underwear campaign to Minnesota.
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